Yesavage Returns, Jays Rotation Shaping Up

On April 25th, the Toronto Blue Jays have been banged up with injuries to pitchers and

position players lately, but they've got a big boost coming.

Starting pitcher Tre Yesavage is set to come off the injured list on Tuesday and make

his season debut against the Boston Red Sox after dealing with a right shoulder impingement.

He's been building back up in the minors, topping it off with his fourth rehab start,

where he threw two and one-third innings, gave up two earned, runs, and struck out two.

After John Schneider says, Yesavage hit all the marks on his stuff in plan, so they're

ready to roll without any more pauses.

This return is massive for the rotation, sliding the 22-year-old as a strong third option

behind Dylan Seast and Kevin Gaussman.

The Jays know his potential after he's shown bright last postseason, but they'll ease

him in carefully.

To make room, they're shuffling the starters.

Patrick Corbin takes the bump Sunday, Seast goes Monday, then Yesavage Tuesday.

Patrick Lauer stays key with plenty of innings ahead.

Meanwhile, Jose Barrios starts rehab in AAA Tuesday, and Shane Bieber needs about a month

to ramp up.

With these pieces falling into place, the Jays staff could start looking sharp real soon.

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I'm Corey with The Story.